Upcoming Events

In Peninsula Music Festival’s seventh concert of the season, two-time GRAMMY award-winner Michelle Cann—hailed as “a pianist of sterling artistry” by Gramophone—performs Schumann’s sweeping Piano Concerto. Paired with Brahms’s warm, jubilant Second Symphony, this is a night of lush Romantic masterpieces delivered by one of the most sought-after artists of her generation. All performances take place at Door Community Auditorium in Fish Creek as part of the nine-concert Peninsula Music Festival from August 4–22, 2026. Tickets are available now at…

The Egg Harbor Business Association and the Village of Egg Harbor are happy to announce that Rhythm & Roots is returning to Peg Egan Performing Arts Center for its second season. The event will be held on Thursday nights starting June 18 through August 20. The event runs 4pm-7pm with the market starting at 4pm and concerts to follow at 5pm. We are excited to utilize this beautiful venue with ample parking, accessible bathrooms, and plenty of room to grow.…

In Peninsula Music Festival’s eighth concert of the season, experience the evolution of the symphony in Revolution & Romance, a Peninsula Music Festival program that tracks the journey from the elegant wit of the Classical era to the bold, fiery spirit of early Romanticism. This evening is a dedicated showcase for the next generation of great conductors, featuring Ezra Calvino and Thomas Nettle, the exceptionally talented emerging artists from the Yale School of Music. All performances take place at Door…

Every Saturday morning from mid June to early October, our Open Aire Market offers fresh, locally-grown produce and prepared foods, plus locally-produced arts and crafts, all from area vendors. Children’s activities are frequently provided, and the historic Koessl Barn is open for a walk through of our new exhibit “Vacation Cottages of Sister Bay.” The restored Door County Bookmobile will be joining us on June 13. Come take a tour of this important part of Door County history!

For the grand finale of Peninsula Music Festival’s 2026 season, one of the most monumental works in all of classical music in being presented. GRAMMY Award-winning mezzo-soprano Michelle DeYoung—a fixture at the New York Philharmonic, Chicago Symphony, and the Met—joins the Apollo Women’s Chorus and the Appleton Boychoir for Mahler’s 90-minute symphony that moves from the primal forces of nature to the heights of spiritual love. There is no more powerful way to end a season. All performances take place…